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841.
by Arrath 4y ago
Predictable, sure. Which says to me that the situation should have been predicted by the legal and HR teams before this division got fired up, leading to a robust code of conduct and compliance that would prevent this from happening in the
842.
by Arrath 4y ago
I have a great number of relatives who report having heard Mt. St. Helens' eruption as it bounced off the atmosphere, as far away as "most of the way across Oregon" I have no doubt that some did, yet I wonder how many of them
843.
by Arrath 4y ago
Electrical tape has been such a huge friend to me. Put a powerstrip under my nightstand to service my lamp and the growing universe of chargers? Blue led on it was bright enough to be a nightlight. Tape! So on and so forth.
844.
by Arrath 4y ago
The disdain of the working class is a hell of a drug. Not to say classism is solely or even largely responsible, but it must surely play a part.
845.
by Arrath 4y ago
A meeting to discuss that we're behind schedule. A meeting to discuss why we're behind schedule. A meeting to put together a task group to put together a recovery schedule. A task group meeting to put together the recovery schedul
846.
by Arrath 4y ago
Thanks for the answer!
847.
by Arrath 4y ago
> I've experienced a bug related to the on-disk real-time scanning of Windows Defender, but instead with 100% disk bandwidth usage for unreasonable amounts of time. Sophos does this on my work laptop with depressing regularity. At t
848.
by Arrath 4y ago
> in 2009 Intel already had the Nehalem based i7 with quad cores and 8 threads that moved the goalposts an insane amount it became a staple CPU for the next decade till Ryzen launched Used one myself until 2018, was a great piece of tech
849.
by Arrath 4y ago
That assumes that Russian officials would let the items leave.
850.
by Arrath 4y ago
That seems wild to be honest. I know how easy it is to say "well they can just.." But...wouldn't it be relatively trivial to have an instruction that tells the memory controller "set range from address y to x to 0"
851.
by Arrath 4y ago
Oh absolutely
852.
by Arrath 4y ago
For those not aware, this is in part a response to a controversial profile by Wired: https://www.wired.com/story/brandon-sanderson-is-your-god/
853.
by Arrath 4y ago
Same here. A youth of track, soccer and skiing has bequeathed me a rear that most of the women in my life are jealous of, and yet it is a curse. Nothing fuckin fits right!
854.
by Arrath 4y ago
Junk in the trunk
855.
by Arrath 4y ago
It seems to entirely depend on the mood of the security agents, and the backlog. I've watched them dynamically adjust the levels of required "unpacking all your shit" based on how long the lines are getting.
856.
by Arrath 4y ago
Thanks to the TSA holding the power, at the very least in the "Well if you have a dispute with my ruling just step to the side and I'll get my manager, hope they wander over before your flight leaves..." way, I have in fact h
857.
by Arrath 4y ago
They really took docking to its logical extreme with that laptop spec 4090 egpu, didn't they.
858.
by Arrath 4y ago
If I'm getting up before 4:00, I try to be in bed no later than 9. Its rare I can force myself to get to sleep anytime before that.
859.
by Arrath 4y ago
> But acarbose blocks starch metabolism so the bacteria in your tummy metabolize it and make you incredibly and unbearably flatulent. Sounds like a perfect product for a prank supply store.
860.
by Arrath 4y ago
I have a cousin who insists, to this day, that in the middle of the night their furby, totally unprompted, said "I see youuu" It met its end the next day.
861.
by Arrath 4y ago
For quite a while I used the Logitech G13 in the way you describe using the usb numpad. Just a big block of extra hotkeys when I was in different software. https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G13-Programmable-Gameboard-D...
862.
by Arrath 4y ago
That seems so much worse than the oft memed about "glacially slow elevators" or, more recently, "tiny gaps your character crawls through"
863.
by Arrath 4y ago
How much object persistence does this system actually have? Watching objects jitter around the screen and morph from a sign to a cone to a person back to a sign hasn't inspired confidence in me.
864.
by Arrath 4y ago
One source I read said that it wasn't a lighter, but a lighter refill cannister. This makes more sense to me than a plain lighter, as a refill cannister stores a good deal more gas than a lighter, and under pressure. This tracks with t
865.
by Arrath 4y ago
That is, reportedly, beginning to change. I've been seeing reports of TLOU PC port choking on cards with 10gb of vram, only getting decent once you crest 12gb. It may take until the _next_ console generation for 24gb cards to get well
866.
by Arrath 4y ago
> Google maps can show a much better picture 'Can' is putting in a lot of work, there. Google insisted on showing roads continuing to be closed well after e.g. CalTrans issued a statement otherwise and reopened them, after the
867.
by Arrath 4y ago
I had no idea it was that dire. Wow.
868.
by Arrath 4y ago
To be fair, we still fly recon missions with the U-2. Spy planes haven't entirely gone the way of the dodo, just the envelope-pushing madness that was the SR-71.
869.
by Arrath 4y ago
The only time I've been in a car with aux and without bluetooth was when briefly borrowing my mom's car when I visited home, so I haven't had a need for a product like this. Good to know they work quite well! Thank you.
870.
by Arrath 4y ago
I've been much enjoying Single Player Tarkov lately. Much less sweaty when I don't have to watch out for people who have perfected their pixel hunting headshot skills with two decades of AWP practice in CS1.6.

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